This is the last Carefree Art & Wine Festival until the winter season returns. The hot spell has…read morecooled down today making it a windy time yet enjoyable. At least it was sweltering out. Attendees enjoyed their glass of wine while looking at art. There were familiar and new artists showing their creative makings. There's always an assortment of art to enjoy. Some food trucks are available. Many have samples in the hopes of enticing you to buy their product. The stores in Carefree were also open. I visited a few while there at the show. An excellent show as always. $5 entry fee and free for residents. Additional fee for wine plus glass. Shared and street parking.

Juried fine arts and wine festival with beautiful paintings, jewelry sculptures, photography, and…read moreso much more. Hundreds of artists both local and from around the country. Several weekends throughout the year with the wine tastings as well. Gourmet food and live music. It takes over Easy Street in Carefree.

Adelante can be found in the Historic Spanish Village. This quirky folk art gallery is full of…read moreinteresting artwork that is local and international. The owner, Meg, does a good job of keeping the inventory fresh and new. Many local artists exhibit their items here. Shared parking outside.

Meg is simply the best... as many of you already know, and her boutique is an equal gem, with very…read moreclever and unique, hand-made items... if you haven't been, you will be amazed. We been going there since the el Pedregal store. Love it.

The Carefree Art walk night is the third Thursday of each month. Gallery Michelle was our first…read morestop. It is known for its large metal sculptures and abstract paintings by the owner, Michele. The gallery also shows several other artists. There was music out front of the gallery. Shared parking lot.

This was the last Carefree Art Walk before the weather gets too hot…read more Zuva Gallery is located in the Historic Spanish Village. This gallery exhibits artwork from Africa. You'll see carved stonework from Zimbabwe. Large baskets, animal painting, beadwork, recycled arts and wood sculptures. Very unique items. Shared parking lot.

Amazing location ! So much more than just a horseback ride. The town was a blast and Cowboy Bob our…read moreguide was a good time and wealth of information. Highly recommend

Our guide Rusty was fantastic, super knowledgeable about the desert and very entertaining in the…read moreold western town.

It was a rainy cold day in Arizona. There was a lull in the weather while it dried out…read moretemporarily. This festival is held at the Stagecoach Village annually. Some vendors were still unveiling their artworks. I recognized several artists from other shows and some were new. Plenty of free parking.

This was a Fabulous show. There were many amazing artists and vendors, the venue was small and…read morequaint and beautifully spaced out.

i visited the Farmer's Market after running some errands. I was glad to have gotten there in time…read morebefore they closed. Not too hot today and the market was still busy. I noticed a new grocer there. She was busy telling customers what other locations they could find her. She had a dozen eggs of assorted colors. I had never seen green shelled eggs! i got some fresh potatoes from her. She had a nice selection of produce. Shared parking and WiFi in the area.

I don't know what's happened to this market, but the vendors are mostly very unfriendly. Nobody…read moresmiles anymore ! The pathways are tight and the market is busy ! most vendors look miserable and they're not very welcoming with a very few exceptions ! Cheer up people !

Review for the bar, yup folks, BAR!…read more Happened to be walking around the Sundail area at night and saw heard live music and surprised to see the coffee shop, expanded out to a full bar with food. Prices were, not cave creek. Happy Groovy Hour, 3-6pm... includes $4 drafts, $5 wines. The bar is huge, theres a lot of choice for drink, draft, beers, wine and food too. The buffalo wings smelt amazing when i walked in. Although both businesses are together, the bar area is decorated completely different and very comfortable to sit in, in a cold raining night. That night, 2 guitarists were giving a great performance, not too loud for a small venue, they took requests and played really well. I was served as soon as I sat at the bar, I could only stop for 15 mins that night and the bar tender understood and quickly severed me a couple of drinks with rhe check as requested Definitely worth heading out and checking out the café, now at night

I genuinely hate to write bad reviews. But as I am sitting here paying a $400 hospital bill, I feel…read morethe review is necessary. My family and I were visiting from out of town. My son has a severe gluten allergy and we came here as I saw they had gluten free pancakes. I informed the waitress of my son's allergy when we placed our order, and confirmed that his pancakes were gluten free when they were brought to our table. Being a normal 5 year old who loves pancakes, my baby enjoyed his breakfast... only to begin coughing intensely and then breaking out into severe hives (and panicking) shortly thereafter. By God's grace, we had his epi Pen nearby. We still ended up in the ER as his breathing was impacted in addition to the hives (thankfully the epi pen helped but he still had to receive treatment and be monitored). All of this was due to pancakes that we were told were gluten free. While my husband and I rushed our son to the hospital, my father who is a local resident, spoke with management. They comped our meal, which was kind. But this truly could have been a life or death situation.

Janey's Coffee Co & Bodega is truly a treasure. Set back from the main road (Cave Creek), I was…read moremildly surprised at how busy it was on a late Sunday Afternoon. I say "mildly suprised" because once we walked up to the actual coffee house we heard the live music on the large back patio. One of our absolutely favorite local artist, Aaron Howard was performing, and he definitely brings in a crowd. It was busy, as I mentioned, but not too crowded, and we found a good table towards the back. As it was the begging of the hot weather this spring, we were very grateful for the generous-sized table umbrellas. But first, we went inside the Bodega to order a Beer and a snack. They have a great selection of Beer and wine! And since we were still 2 hours or so away from dinner, we decided to grab a veggie & cheese board, which had a nice variety of cruditè and humas. It was very satisfying for 2 adults. We spent.a total of about 2 hours there and left there knowing we would be coming back to Janey's. Side note: For those of you who need accessibility, I myself am on an electric scooter for ambulating. The parking lot is dirt and only has a couple of handicap parking spots. But no space is more than approximately 150 ft from the entrance to Janey's. Once you get to the building, it is very easy to get in and out of the main bodega, with wide, level doorways. The doors were propped open when we visited. I did not utilize the restroom on this visit.

Janey's can be found at the Saguaro Ridge plaza. Being in the mood for a hot chocolate I stopped…read moreinto Janey's for a beverage. It had been years since I had this drink. It tasted just perfect. Small sips are the best. Yummy. Free parking on the dirt road in back.